Sindh History (10th August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (10th AUGUST)
BIRTH DATES Pir Mazaharuddin Rashdi (Thullah/Freedom Fighter & Religious Scholar/1900), Janan Soyai (Mir Goth/Poet/1931), Kanayalal Talreja (Hayat Pitafi >Ulhasnagar/1936), Bahawal Khan Unar (Puran Abad/Social Worker/1939), Mahboob Ali Depar (Folklore Poet/1947), Imdad Ali Odho (Jacobabad/Journalist & Founder of Radio Voice of Sindh, UK/1947), Niaz Khaldi (Bahlani/Poet/1947), Ghulam Rasool Baloch (Sono Khan/Journalist/1951), Dr.Khadim Lakhir (Jumo Lakhir/Writer & once Political Activist/1952), Shokat Khowjai (Karachi/Writer/1956), Abid Niaz Memon (Sukkur/Poet/1956), Reno Lalwani (Ulhasnagar/Artist/1958), Khan Muhammad Hingorjo (Dhalyar/Social worker & once Journalist/1958), Bashir Khan Qureshi (Ratodero/Nationalist/1959), Asif Jamali (Talhar/Poet/1969), Sanam Aziz Banbhro (Khairpur/Writer/1981)
DEATH DATES Shamshir-ul-Hyderi (Karachi/poet & Journalist/2012).
EVENTS 1840: Major Outram reports to the Government of India about hostile feelings and designs of Jam of Bella for the East India Company Government of India (Source: Letter No. 639) 1849: Gemological memorandum of the Talpur families is prepared by the Collector of Hyderabad. It reveals that Murad was the father of all talpurs. Memoranda provide information about Mohanie Dorke, Koorkani, Kuppani and MankaneeTalpurs, (Source: Letter No. 1019). 1947: The Constituent Assembly of Pakistan meets at Karachi . 40 members from East Bengal (Pakistan), 17 February Punjab, 3 from NWFP, 4 from Sindh and one member from Baluchistan participate. Quaid-i-Azam is elected the President, whereas Moulvi Tamizuddin becomes Vice President. (Source: Newspapers). 1953: The District Sanghar comes into existence. Sanghar, Sinjhoro and Pithoro talukas of Tharparkar and Shahdadpur taluka of Nawabshah are included in this new district. (Source: Sindh Government’s Notification). 1969: Hyder Bux Jatoi is arrested (Source: Newspapers). 1971: U.S.A voices concern over the trial of Shaikh Mujeeb-u-Rahman. (Source: ibid). 2012: Imdad Ali Odho along with his son Sarwech Odho establishes The Radio Voice of Sindh, U.K.

GOOD DAY (10th August)

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[One-sided love & respect or any relation & connection is self-dodging. If you are not responded accordingly, get rid of that figment of imagination. Let your heart and your beloved must not take you for granted. It is essential requirement of your self-respect. If you can't love & respect yourself, you can't pressurise any body for that act. Only anyone must not control and use your talents, capabilities and potentialities. Keep in mind that in history of Human-beings lover and beloved, both have made sacrifices and remained sincere and loved & respected each other. Nothing was one-sided.
If you are not in love, so what? Evoke and apply your Universality. Be for all like Sun & Moon, Air & Water. Love & respect everybody without any condition or discrimination]
ھئ ڪھڙي دوستي ۽ ھي ڪھڙو یاراٹو؟
نہ ئي ڪا جھوري جئ کي نہ ڪي ڳاراٹو؟
رشتا رکڻ روح جا اهو ڪم نہ آھي ٻاراٹو،
ٿي ٽم ٽم ٽانڊاڻو، تون وڃ دلبر در سلام تي.

GOOD EVENING

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Evening.
[There is no difference at all. We are equal in all respects. It is ego, that keeps us at arm's distance and we damage trust besides, doubting integrity of each other. It has made love & beauty useless. Dear! Let us save beauty & love and trust & hope]
اسان اکیون ٻوٽي ڪيون اعتماد، هو ڏسي مڃن نہ مون !
تان جو برابر ساھ وجود ۾، پوء بہ چئون 'تون ئي تون'!
تن جي ڪوڙئ انا امیدون، پڄايون نہ سرت سلام سان.

Sindh history (9th August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (9th AUGUST)

9th August

BIRTH DATES

Ghazi Muhammad Ayoob Shar (Sikandarabad/Writer, & Social Worker/1933),

Prof. Badaruddin Larik (Naushero Feroz/Text Books writer/1941),

Muhammad Bux ‘Shad’ (Tharri/Poet/1951),

Muhammad Qasim Malah (Malak/Writer/1953),

Nasir Aijaz (Bhirya City/Journalist & Writer/1954),

Rahmatullah ‘Joni’ (Poet/1963),

(Imtiaz Ali Kalhoro (Garhi Khda Bux/Poet/1966),

Rahim Bux ‘sajan’ (Shikarpur/Poet/1968),

Hansika Motwani (Mombai/Actress/1991),

DEATH DATES

Nazir Abbasi (Political Activist/1980)

EVENTS

1843: Governor-General of India acknowledges and offers his comments on Charles Napier’s correspondence with Sindh Rulers before the fall of Hyderabad. (Source: Letter No.298).

1844: Government of India approves action of the Sindh Governor to bring the 39 ringleaders of the 6th Regiment, N.1, to trial before a general Court Martial (Source: letter No.169).

1942: All-India Congress Committee launches ‘Quit India’ Movement. Sindh Congress played its praiseworthy role. (Source: Newspapers).

1947: First outrage is committed on Pakistan Special Train. The railway line is blown up 15 miles west of Bhatinda. (Source: Newspapers).

1957: Lahore to remain Head Quarter of the West Pakistan. No need of shifting it to any other place, declares the Governor Akhtar Hussain. (Source: ibid).

1967: The World Bank approves a loan of 35 million dollar to the Pakistan Industrial Credit & Investment Corporation (PICIC). Sindh has still not produced an scholar/ Economist who can work on all aids and loans received by the Pakistan Government and their Sector-wise and province-wise utilization from 1947 to date. (Source: Newspapers).

1971: Mujeeb will be tried by a Special Military Court for waging war against Pakistan (Source: Newspapers).

1972: Crack down on Sindhi Nationalists. PPP Government makes large scale arrests in the length and breadth of Sindh. G.M.Syed is also arrested. (Source: ibid).

1973: NAP decides to join UDF’s civil disobedience campaign from 24th August. (Source: ibid).

1977: 43 PPP workers are arrested in Lahore for disturbing PNA leaders meeting. (Source: ibid)

Sindh History (4th August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (4th AUGUST)

4th August 

 BIRTH DATES

Shah Mardan Awal Kot Dhani (Pir Jo Goth/Spiritual leader/1862),

 Lekho Tulsi (Hyderabad/Writer & Political Activist/1919),

Ramesh Janani (Khairpur > Mombai/Artist/1929),

Makhdoom Muhammad Amin ‘Fahim’ (Hala/Gadi Nasheen, ex-federal Minister, Politician & Poet/1939),

’Mastano’ Muhammad Shah (Mari/Poet/1939),

 Ghulam Muhammad Khuhro (Phulji Station/Journalist/1945),

Mir Mushtaq Ali Talpur (Politician/1948),

Jagdesh ‘Nimano’ (Mumbai/Poet/1950),

 Sher Muhammad Malkani (Nazar Malkani/Journalist/1956),

Zahid Abro (Poet/1967),

‘Sagar’ Shazad Jagerani (Larkano/Poet/1986), 

 

DEATH DATES

  Irfan Mehdi (Hala/Writer & Poet/1991),

 EVENTS

   1940: The Board of the Independent Muslims (Azad) Conference meets in

New Delhi

, under the presidency of K.B. Allah Bux Soomro to discuss the questionnaire regarding rights of the minorities. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1940).

1947: Special Military Command Punjab Boundary Force is set up to ensure law & order in 12 districts where disturbances have started. (Source: Newspapers).

1948: Abdul Samad Achakzai is house arrested. (Source: Newspapers),

1954: The Government of Pakistan approves the National Anthem written by Hafiz Jalandhri and composed by Chagla. Sindh’s contribution is visible. Hafiz Jalandhri had remained Court Poet in Khairpur and Chagla was from Karachi (Source: ibid).

1955: Women Rights Commission is constituted by the Government to revise and recommend amendments in Family Law. (Source: ibid).

1959: Not people, but now 80,000 BDs Members will elect President and Parliament of Pakistan. The decision is taken in this regard. (Source: ibid).

1971:

Pakistan

accepts proposal of the Secretary General of U.N.O to appoint representatives of U.H High Commission for refugees on both sides of East Pakistan and Indian border. (Source: ibid).

1972: Shimla Agreement comes into force with the exchange of the instruments of ratification. (Source: ibid).

1991: PDA, including Benazir Bhutto observes token hunger-strike throughout country and alleged political victimization by IJI government. (Source: ‘Chronology of PPP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

Sindh History (3rd August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (3rd AUGUST) 3rd August BIRTH DATES Ghazi Takhurai (Poet/1934), Nand Hariram Javeri (Sindh > Bombay/Poet/1937), Hari Motwani (Larkano > India/Film Maker & Journalist/1940), Jagdesh Bhatia (Ulhasnagar/Writer/1952), Khato Darawar (Writer/1953), Khemchand Sharma (Thano Bolan Khan/Writer/1953), Junaid Soomro (Shikarpur/Politician/1955), Qadir Shaikh (Larkano/Writer/1967), Ghous Pirzado (Poet/1968), Josh Mangi (Panjudero/Poet/1968), Zahid Soomro (Pad Edan/Poet/1969), DEATH DATES Amanullah Baloch (Bhanbho Chandio/Social Worker/2008), EVENTS 1838: Mir Rustam Khan is approached by the Government of India to put the frantic Nasr-u-ddin in confinement and to hold him responsible for mischief committed by him with Diplomats of their Government. (Source: Letter of dated 3rd August 1838). 1844: Sir Charles Napier, Governor of Sindh makes complain to Government of India against Lieutenant Colonel Outram that he had published a libel in the public prints reflecting on his character as Governor of Sindh and demands protection against the libel in question. (Source: Governor’s letter of 3rd August 1844). 1949: Sindh Commissioner issues orders that English year be adopted in revenue proceedings and accounts. Source: Order/Circular No.1536). 1920: In response to the call of the Sindh Khilafat Committee for Non-Co-Operation with the Government, Mulan Muhammad Bachal of Muhammad Hassan Jalbani village announces not to apply or accept Government aid for his Maktab/School in future. (Source: Al-Wahid, Karachi) 1939: The 89 political prisoners who were on hunger-strike in the Dum Dum and Alipur jails since July 7, decided to suspend their fast for two months. The decision followed an appeal by Sj. Subahas Chandra Bose. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1939). 1947: Governor-Generals for India and Governors for Provinces are appointed. M.A. Jinnah is appointed as the Governor-General of Pakistan whereas Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah is appointed as Sindh Governor. (Source: Newspapers). 1971: Z.A. Bhutto demands quitting of Pakistan from Common Wealth. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute). 1990: It is turning point in the history of Sindhi Journalism. The ‘Kawish’ is founded by Ali Qazi at Hyderabad . It is breakthrough in the field of readers approach. Now Sindhi people and Journalism are near and dear to each other. 1992: Despite threats of mass resignations by the PDA, my Government will complete its term, claims Nawaz Sharif. (Source: ‘Source-Material on PML-N’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

Sindh History (2nd August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (2nd AUGUST)
BIRTH DATES Kewal Motwani (Arazi > Sri Lanka/Social worker/1899), Jgar Sindhi (Rukan Purano/Poet/1932), ‘Khatim’ Janwri (Reti/Poet/1938), Preem Parkash (Sindh > Ahmadabad/Poet/1946), Abdullah Jarwar (Sahib Khan Jarwar/Journalist/1959), Liaquat Junijo (Thalo/Writer/1962), Abdul Qayoom ‘Khumir’ Jakhrani (Jacobabad/Poet/1963), Akbar Shah (Khero/Writer/1964), Barkat Ali Khajar (Kot Lal Bux/Political Activist/1968), Varyam Sindhi (Darweshani Panhwar/Writer/1971), Shaikh Farazi (Pherhi wara Arija/Poet/1973), Abdul Hai Bhutto (Mathelo/Poet, Writer /1975), Muhammad Ali ‘Manik’ (Tando Muhammad Khan/Poet/1978), Roz Kazmi (ajara/Poetess/1980), Muharram Kumbhar (Arija/Journalist/1980),

DEATH DATES Mian Ghulam Shah Kalhoro (Ruler/1772), Pahlaj Jewani (Dahar/Poet/1973)
EVENTS 1927; Serious Hindu-Muslim riots at Bettiah in Bihar arise over a Hindu Sabha procession resulted in eight casualties (seven Muslims & One Hindu) and in several persons being injured. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1927). 1938: Sir Haji Abdullah Haroon appeal to Muslim League organizations in Sindh to preserve the dignity and existence of the community by asserting themselves in the same way as the Congress Hindus. (Source; ‘Source-Material on Sindh Muslim League’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute). 1945: Acharya J.B. Kripalani, General Secretary of the Congress, in a speech in Bombay says that the Muslim League had escaped all blames for the breakdown of the Simla talks because it was the pet child of British Imperialism. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11,1945). 1956: The West Pakistan Assembly adopts a resolution favouring separate electorate. (Source: Newspapers) 1957: Pakistan will never recognizer Israel , says Hussain Shaheed Suharwardi, Prime Minister of Pakistan. (Source: Newspapers). 1971: East Pakistan Universities and Colleges re-open after five months. (Source: Newspapers). 1973: Wali Khan is elected UDF’s Parliamentary Party Leader. (Source: ‘Source-Material on NAP’, compiled by Gulhayat Institute). 1974: Z.A.Bhutto approves a University and Radio station for Khairpur. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute). 1991: Fifteen PPP MNAs and MPAs meet Sindh Chief Minister Jam Sadiq Ali and express confidence in him. (Source: ‘Chronology of PPP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).